Category : speakers

I mainly partcipated in the Strategy and Business Model track and I have to say the best sessions were interactive. For example; Soren Stamer, CoreMedia provided such an extreme real-world example it engaged the audience into a discusion. Andrei Nabergoj, New Europe Online, had a small group attending Thursday morning, but had everyone introduce themselves and state why they are attending his session that lead to a very interactive session. Lee Bryant also kept us from chasing our tails on a tool discussion in the Enterprise 2.0 session. Stating that it is really about organizational change and adoption, not tools! That open a very informative discussion... These are a few examples....I wish I could point too more....

It seemed to me that most speakers forgot that there are not only start-ups and big corporations but also a lot of people in the public sector. Web 2.0 is also becoming more and more interesting for learning platforms and marketing, and for plain access to information, in those sectors. Let's not forget that this sector exists, too.

Web2.0 builds on the culture of sharing (e.g. creative commons). Still, some speakers seem not to get it and they put explicit copyright notes on their slides (e.g. Dieter Rappold from Kanllgrau New Media in the Consumer Generated Advertising session). How can we blog their slides :)?

Very enthustiac speaker.

Shared a lot of his "secrets" and gave examples on what you could do to improve your SEO.

Great

Opening the social graph was insightful and full of vision. Great stuff.

- Jens Poder

For example, the corner of the Startup, and the best of them will make a demonstration of their product.